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He’s back! Danny Dyer returns to host the ZYN Rolling Stone UK Awards 2026

He's back! Danny Dyer is returning for our annual soiree for the ages.

By Nick Reilly

Danny Dyer is back!

Spread the news: Danny Dyer will host the ZYN Rolling Stone UK Awards 2026, in what is set to be the biggest rock and roll knees up of the year.

The recent RS UK cover star, Rivals favourite and all round national treasure will be at the helm once more when our annual knees up returns to the Roundhouse on November 19.

“I’m back baby! I am buzzing to be returning to the Roundhouse once more to host the ZYN Rolling Stone UK Awards 2026,” said Danny.

“Last year was a proper, proper night and I know this year is going to be bigger and better than ever. Let’s ‘ave it!”

As host, Danny will be the man to oversee a ceremony which includes a selection of stellar live music performances and the induction of some very special award winners into the Rolling Stone UK Hall of Fame.

Danny wears jacket by TDR (At Couverture and Garbstore), shirt by Emma Willis, jumper by Mr P, trousers by Polar Skate Co (at Couverture and Garbstore), loafers by G.H Bass, rings by The Great Frog (Picture: Matthew Moorhouse for Rolling Stone UK)

The ZYN Rolling Stone UK Awards returns in 2026 for its fourth year, having previously been attended by a galaxy of music stars including Yungblud, Ezra Collective, Jessie Ware and Skepta. Performances have previously come from the likes of JADE, Myles Smith, The Cranberries, English Teacher, The Last Dinner Party and Confidence Man.

More than 500 guests will gather to see a top crop of talent pick up their awards, but rest assured that Rolling Stone UK’s presence in print and digital forms and across social will mean that those not in the room aren’t at risk of missing out either.

The awards are supported by ZYN, as the headline sponsor. A nicotine pouch brand who champion talent and authentic cultural moments across the UK music scene.

The winners will be unveiled on the evening of November 19 and celebrated in a special Awards edition of Rolling Stone UK magazine, published the following morning.

ZYN is not risk free and contains nicotine, which is addictive. Only for use by adults who would use nicotine.

Philip Morris Limited has a commercial agreement with Rolling Stone UK. This article was created in partnership with ZYN.